Strange envelope occurence.

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longers

Legendary Member
I opened tonights post in the semi dark and when opening the envelope as the flap/glue interface came unstuck it gave off a blue glow.

Has anyone noticed this before?

By sticking it back together I was able to get it to do it again so it wasn't my imagination.
 

Gerry Attrick

Lincolnshire Mountain Rescue Consultant
Yep, and I saw pink elephants when cycling back from the local. The world is soooo colourful. :biggrin:
 

vernon

Harder than Ronnie Pickering
Location
Meanwood, Leeds
I opened tonights post in the semi dark and when opening the envelope as the flap/glue interface came unstuck it gave off a blue glow.

Has anyone noticed this before?

By sticking it back together I was able to get it to do it again so it wasn't my imagination.

It's pretty amazing.

Pulling cellotape off a roll quickly generates flashes of light in the dark.

It kept me occupied for quite a while until I ran out of tape.
 

darth vadar

Über Member
I think you need to get out more.
 

Maz

Guru
It's pretty amazing.

Pulling cellotape off a roll quickly generates flashes of light in the dark.

It kept me occupied for quite a while until I ran out of tape.
Now then, how did you find the edge of the cellotape in the dark?
 

vernon

Harder than Ronnie Pickering
Location
Meanwood, Leeds
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If you rub a balloon really hard, it will stick to your jumper without being held.
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Hold the rubbed balloon near a gentle stream of water and watch the water deflect towards the balloon. This is static electricity though a different phenomenon to sparky tape in the dark things.
 
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